- Sustainability Champions
- Big Challenges
- Events
Ethical Sourcing Forum 2012- Ethical Sourcing Forum 2011
- Ceres Conference 2011
- Corporate Citizenship Film Festival
- Canadian Business for Social Responsibility
- Cause Marketing Forum
- International Corporate Citizenship
- Salzburg Global Seminar
- Sustainability and Greening Meetings
- Passion, Storytelling and the Web
- Bioneers
- Earth Day
- Places
- Series
About this Custom Collection
Business and civic leaders, experts, teachers, students, and citizens from all walks of life contributing to the leadership of Portland, Oregon as the most sustainability conscious city in the United States.
Curated by mokiethecat
Social Sustainability and Social Work: John Ossowski |
| What does sustainability have to do with social work? They intersect at the junction of equity and justice. John Ossowski is a student in the Graduate School of Social Work at Portland State University (PSU). This video is a film project of Kaitlyn Horn of PSU. EarthSayers Eileen Brennan, Ph.D.; John Ossowski |
On Being Eco-minded by Lorie Wigle
Placemaking: Reclaiming Our Public Spaces: Mark Lakeman
Growing Awareness Into Action by Barbara Ford
Obesity: A National Crisis
Energy Conservation and Social Equity 2 of 2: Kate Miller
Sustainability Used To Be A Lot More Work:Portland Center Stage
A Clear Vision: An Equitable Planet 2 of 2
Albina Community Bank and Sustainability
ReUtica by Matt Ossowski
New Urbanism Portland, Oregon: Mary Vogel
Science Friction by Charles Welden and Prakash Chenjeri
All About Kiva: Matt and Jessica Flannery
Raw Faith: Marilyn Sewell
Community-driven Culture of Portland, Oregon, 1 of 2: Rob Bennett
Fostering Relationship between Committee and Community by LeRoy Patton
Sustainability: EarthDay for All and the Challenge of Inequity: Ron Sims
Deep Green
When the Ordinary Just Won't Do by Renee Ward
The Necessity of 'Action Ecology' by Dr. M. Jahi Chappell
Importance of Public Transportation by Pat Jeske
Why Don't You Do Something About It? by Sarajoy Pond
Thom Hartmann: How Corporations Became Persons June 2010
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